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Judge Rita Lin Orders Federal Funds Restored to UCLA
The Federal District Judge issued a preliminary injunction ordering the Trump administration to pay $500 million in grants that had been withheld on spurious grounds.
Kimmel to Return to Air
Jimmy Kimmel Live will return to ABC's late-night lineup six days after his suspension thanks to audience backlash and concerns expressed by GOP senators over ...
West Point Prof Sues for Free-Speech Violation
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White House to Announce Questionable Tylenol-Autism Link
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Airports Hit in Surge of Ransomware Attacks
Cybercriminals are using virus-infected emails to unwary employees to gain access to corporate networks and encrypt essential data until ransom is paid.
New H-1B Visa Fee Panned by Business World
An additional $100,000 fee for new H-1B visas for workers, mostly from Indian and China, is seen as a senseless blow to the ability to ...
Political Enemies in White House Crosshairs
Attorney General Pam Bondi is under pressure to prosecute old Trump enemies as he appoints a minion as US Attorney for Eastern Virginia.
Kim Jong Un Open to Talks If US Drops Demand to Denuke
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says US should accept reality and drop denuclearization demands if it wants to engage in talks.
GOP Senators Speak Out Against FCC Threat to ABC
FCC chair Brendan Carr is coming under fire from Senators Ted Cruz and Rand Paul for threatening action against ABC for Jimmy Kimmel Live.
New York Sees Biggest Ever Climate Event Turnout
Efforts by Trump to turn back the clock on the green movement hasn't kept more people and companies than ever from participating in New York ...
New H-1B Fee Doesn't Apply to Existing Visas
To end the panicked return to the US triggered by news of the new $100,000 H-1B visa fee announced by Trump Friday, the White House ...
New $100K H-1B Visa Fee Triggers Panicked Rush Home
H-1B visa holders from India and China abandoned travel plans to rush back to the US to avoid being caught out after Trump added a ...
Kimmel Suspension Shows Trump Grip on Media
Trump uses his power to block key business deals to coerce media companies into suppressing negative political coverage.
China's TikTok Stance Unchanged
Contrary to Trump's assertion that his call with Xi sealed the deal on the sale of TikTok to US interests, China's statement following the call ...
Supreme Court to Decide on Key Economic Policies
Trump's claim of power to impose tariffs and to reshape the Federal Reserve will be scrutinized by the US Supreme Court.
Anti-Green Policies Threaten New-Energy Jobs Engine
After adding 100,000 jobs in 2024 to employ 3.5 million, the clean energy sector is jeopardized by Trump policies.
LG Chem Had Long Been Using Visa Workaround
Before the ICE raid in Hyundai's Georgia EV battery plant, LG Chem and other Korean companies had been using a workaround due to the lack ...
Trump-Xi Held Call on TikTok, Seoul Meeting
The call appeared to focus on seeking agreement to have US interests purchase TikTok's US operations but ended without a firm commitment from the Chinese ...
Trump Libel Complaint vs New York Times Stricken
The court struck Trump complaint's allegations for filling it with vituperative invectives rather than concisely giving notice of the factual and legal basis of its ...
White House Persists with Harvard Harassment Campaign
Trump continues to impose more senseless restrictions on Harvard University's ability to access federal funds.
$100,000 Fee to Be Added for H-1B Visa
Trump plans to require a new $100,000 fee per H-1B visa, adding greatly to the cost of bringing essential tech workers from China and India ...
MLS Scores Korean Broadcast Deal After Son's LAFC Signing
The popularity of Korean soccer superstar Son Heung-min drives MLS's deal with two leading Korean sports broadcasters.
Israeli Anti-Missile Laser System Enters Use This Year
The so-called Iron Beam laser system will cut the cost of destroying incoming missiles and drones from about $50,000 apiece to a negligible fraction.
Visas Denied for Indian Execs Implicated in Fentanyl Precursors
The US embassy in New Delhi has revoked and denied visas for Indian executives for allegedly participating in trafficking fentanyl precursors.
US Depends More on Imports from EU Than from China
A steady increase in imports from the EU over the past 15 years has made it a more important source of goods for Americans than ...
Aircraft Mechanics Shortage Worsened by DEI Crackdown
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Chinese American Wells Fargo Banker Allowed to Leave China
China lifted an exit ban that had prevented banker Chenyue Mao from returning home to the States for five months.
Windsor Castle Epstein Projectors Arrested
Four adults were arrested for "malicious communications" for projecting images of Epstein with Trump on a turret of Windsor Castle as the latter arrived for ...
China Replaces Germany Among Top 10 Innovative Nations
The UN rankings of the world's most innovative countries moved China into 10th place, displacing Germany to 11th.
Law Firms Who Cut Deals Take Cases Against Trump Policies
Of the nine mega-firms Trump bullied into agreeing to provide free legal services for the government, four have continued taking cases that oppose his policies.
Bondi Turns Justice Department into Vendetta Machine
Unsavory use of the Justice Department to carry out Trump's thirst for revenge caused 70% of the US Justice Department's civil rights lawyers to resign.
Trump Files Libel Suit Against New York Times
Another meritless suit seeking absurd damages has been filed by a suit-happy President against a publisher for articles and a book that expressing constitutionally protected ...
S. Korea Tariff Talks Stalled
After national outrage at having skilled Korean workers in Georgia treated like criminals, New S. Korean Lee Jae Myung holds fast against US demands and ...
Cut Corporate Reporting to Semi-Annually, Says Trump
Letting publicly-traded corporations report earnings every six months instead of every quarter is seen as a way to cut costs and encourage more long-term planning.
MAHA Got Tyson to Stop Using Corn-Syrup
The Make America Healthy Again campaign has induced Tyson Foods to stop using high-fructose corn syrup by the end of 2025.
US, EU Imports from Russia Still Total Billions
Upwards of 25,000 sanctions in place against Russian exports allows EU and US to continue billions of dollars' worth of energy and mineral imports each ...
Scarborough Shoal and China's Claim
China ignores a 2016 Court ruling to exert sole de facto control over a fishing grounds traditionally shared with the Philippines and Vietnam.
White House Wants to Dismantle Leftist Groups
First Amendments rights of free expression and association are cast aside again by Trump administration officials as they call for using federal resources to break ...
Dems Ask Trump for Trade Deal Limiting China Production
House Democrats seek to impose an impractical demand on trade talks already made untenable by Trump's unilateral tariffs.
White House Officials to Link Vaccines to Infant Deaths
The anti-vaccine crusade led by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy may be the impetus for an anticipated announcement linking covid vaccines to 25 infant deaths.
N. Korea Executing People for Sharing Foreign Media
A UN human rights report reveals that Pyongyang's repressive regime is intensifying a crackdown on personal freedom.
Why S. Korea Needs Change in US Visa Law
Investment projects requiring setup by technically skilled workers are hampered by the lack of a special treaty visa allowing stays of several months for Korean ...
Year-to-Date Budget Deficit 3rd Highest on Record
Increased tariff collection helped bring down the overall deficit but record expenditures in August kept the deficit at historic levels.
China's Scarborough Shoal Nature Reserve Called Pretext for Occupation
The Philippines speaks out against China's plans to establish a "national" nature preserve in a section of the South China Sea disputed by several neighboring ...
Expansion of Presidential Powers Makes Americans Uneasy
Trump's exercise of abnormal authority based on questionable emergency declarations raise concerns about a power grab.
Trump Offered to Let Detained Hyundai Workers Stay
Only one of some 300 Korean workers detained at the Hyundai construction site has taken up Trump's offer to stay and train US workers.
Supreme Court's Sketchy Shadow Docket Rulings Favor Trump
Summary decisions unsupported by hearings and explicit reasoning have strongly favored the Trump administration's controversial policies, riling lower courts.
US Suspects China of Planting Radio Devices in US Highways
Unexplained radio components embedded in some highway infrastructure components have raised suspicions that Chinese equipment may enable hostile Chinese actions.
NASA Mars Rover Finds Possible Signs of Ancient Life
Samples of ancient lakebed sediment obtained by Perseverance rover contains possible metabolic waste from microbial Martian life.
China Uses Solar Panels to Fight Desertification
A massive 1 gigawatt solar power project is already providing shade and a windscreen for farms that are re-greening the edges of expanding deserts, with ...
Judge Rita Lin Orders Federal Funds Restored to UCLA
The Federal District Judge issued a preliminary injunction ordering the Trump administration to pay $500 million in grants that had been withheld on spurious grounds.
Kimmel to Return to Air
Jimmy Kimmel Live will return to ABC's late-night lineup six days after his suspension thanks to audience backlash and concerns expressed by GOP senators over ...
West Point Prof Sues for Free-Speech Violation
As the Trump administration imposes restrictions on discussions of race and gender and other topics in US service academies, professors are chafing at the impingements ...
White House to Announce Questionable Tylenol-Autism Link
Despite no credible study, Trump is set to announce a link between Tylenol use and autism and to suggest leucovorin as a treatment for autism ...
Airports Hit in Surge of Ransomware Attacks
Cybercriminals are using virus-infected emails to unwary employees to gain access to corporate networks and encrypt essential data until ransom is paid.
New H-1B Visa Fee Panned by Business World
An additional $100,000 fee for new H-1B visas for workers, mostly from Indian and China, is seen as a senseless blow to the ability to ...
Political Enemies in White House Crosshairs
Attorney General Pam Bondi is under pressure to prosecute old Trump enemies as he appoints a minion as US Attorney for Eastern Virginia.
Kim Jong Un Open to Talks If US Drops Demand to Denuke
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says US should accept reality and drop denuclearization demands if it wants to engage in talks.
GOP Senators Speak Out Against FCC Threat to ABC
FCC chair Brendan Carr is coming under fire from Senators Ted Cruz and Rand Paul for threatening action against ABC for Jimmy Kimmel Live.
New York Sees Biggest Ever Climate Event Turnout
Efforts by Trump to turn back the clock on the green movement hasn't kept more people and companies than ever from participating in New York ...
New H-1B Fee Doesn't Apply to Existing Visas
To end the panicked return to the US triggered by news of the new $100,000 H-1B visa fee announced by Trump Friday, the White House ...
New $100K H-1B Visa Fee Triggers Panicked Rush Home
H-1B visa holders from India and China abandoned travel plans to rush back to the US to avoid being caught out after Trump added a ...
Kimmel Suspension Shows Trump Grip on Media
Trump uses his power to block key business deals to coerce media companies into suppressing negative political coverage.
China's TikTok Stance Unchanged
Contrary to Trump's assertion that his call with Xi sealed the deal on the sale of TikTok to US interests, China's statement following the call ...
Supreme Court to Decide on Key Economic Policies
Trump's claim of power to impose tariffs and to reshape the Federal Reserve will be scrutinized by the US Supreme Court.
Anti-Green Policies Threaten New-Energy Jobs Engine
After adding 100,000 jobs in 2024 to employ 3.5 million, the clean energy sector is jeopardized by Trump policies.
LG Chem Had Long Been Using Visa Workaround
Before the ICE raid in Hyundai's Georgia EV battery plant, LG Chem and other Korean companies had been using a workaround due to the lack ...
Trump-Xi Held Call on TikTok, Seoul Meeting
The call appeared to focus on seeking agreement to have US interests purchase TikTok's US operations but ended without a firm commitment from the Chinese ...
Trump Libel Complaint vs New York Times Stricken
The court struck Trump complaint's allegations for filling it with vituperative invectives rather than concisely giving notice of the factual and legal basis of its ...
White House Persists with Harvard Harassment Campaign
Trump continues to impose more senseless restrictions on Harvard University's ability to access federal funds.
$100,000 Fee to Be Added for H-1B Visa
Trump plans to require a new $100,000 fee per H-1B visa, adding greatly to the cost of bringing essential tech workers from China and India ...
MLS Scores Korean Broadcast Deal After Son's LAFC Signing
The popularity of Korean soccer superstar Son Heung-min drives MLS's deal with two leading Korean sports broadcasters.
Israeli Anti-Missile Laser System Enters Use This Year
The so-called Iron Beam laser system will cut the cost of destroying incoming missiles and drones from about $50,000 apiece to a negligible fraction.
Visas Denied for Indian Execs Implicated in Fentanyl Precursors
The US embassy in New Delhi has revoked and denied visas for Indian executives for allegedly participating in trafficking fentanyl precursors.
US Depends More on Imports from EU Than from China
A steady increase in imports from the EU over the past 15 years has made it a more important source of goods for Americans than ...
Aircraft Mechanics Shortage Worsened by DEI Crackdown
Funds aimed at training badly needed workers for airline assembly and maintenance are being held up by Trump administration efforts at removing diversity, equity and ...
Chinese American Wells Fargo Banker Allowed to Leave China
China lifted an exit ban that had prevented banker Chenyue Mao from returning home to the States for five months.
Windsor Castle Epstein Projectors Arrested
Four adults were arrested for "malicious communications" for projecting images of Epstein with Trump on a turret of Windsor Castle as the latter arrived for ...
China Replaces Germany Among Top 10 Innovative Nations
The UN rankings of the world's most innovative countries moved China into 10th place, displacing Germany to 11th.
Law Firms Who Cut Deals Take Cases Against Trump Policies
Of the nine mega-firms Trump bullied into agreeing to provide free legal services for the government, four have continued taking cases that oppose his policies.
Bondi Turns Justice Department into Vendetta Machine
Unsavory use of the Justice Department to carry out Trump's thirst for revenge caused 70% of the US Justice Department's civil rights lawyers to resign.
Trump Files Libel Suit Against New York Times
Another meritless suit seeking absurd damages has been filed by a suit-happy President against a publisher for articles and a book that expressing constitutionally protected ...
S. Korea Tariff Talks Stalled
After national outrage at having skilled Korean workers in Georgia treated like criminals, New S. Korean Lee Jae Myung holds fast against US demands and ...
Cut Corporate Reporting to Semi-Annually, Says Trump
Letting publicly-traded corporations report earnings every six months instead of every quarter is seen as a way to cut costs and encourage more long-term planning.
MAHA Got Tyson to Stop Using Corn-Syrup
The Make America Healthy Again campaign has induced Tyson Foods to stop using high-fructose corn syrup by the end of 2025.
US, EU Imports from Russia Still Total Billions
Upwards of 25,000 sanctions in place against Russian exports allows EU and US to continue billions of dollars' worth of energy and mineral imports each ...
Scarborough Shoal and China's Claim
China ignores a 2016 Court ruling to exert sole de facto control over a fishing grounds traditionally shared with the Philippines and Vietnam.
White House Wants to Dismantle Leftist Groups
First Amendments rights of free expression and association are cast aside again by Trump administration officials as they call for using federal resources to break ...
Dems Ask Trump for Trade Deal Limiting China Production
House Democrats seek to impose an impractical demand on trade talks already made untenable by Trump's unilateral tariffs.
White House Officials to Link Vaccines to Infant Deaths
The anti-vaccine crusade led by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy may be the impetus for an anticipated announcement linking covid vaccines to 25 infant deaths.
N. Korea Executing People for Sharing Foreign Media
A UN human rights report reveals that Pyongyang's repressive regime is intensifying a crackdown on personal freedom.
Why S. Korea Needs Change in US Visa Law
Investment projects requiring setup by technically skilled workers are hampered by the lack of a special treaty visa allowing stays of several months for Korean ...
Year-to-Date Budget Deficit 3rd Highest on Record
Increased tariff collection helped bring down the overall deficit but record expenditures in August kept the deficit at historic levels.
China's Scarborough Shoal Nature Reserve Called Pretext for Occupation
The Philippines speaks out against China's plans to establish a "national" nature preserve in a section of the South China Sea disputed by several neighboring ...
Expansion of Presidential Powers Makes Americans Uneasy
Trump's exercise of abnormal authority based on questionable emergency declarations raise concerns about a power grab.
Trump Offered to Let Detained Hyundai Workers Stay
Only one of some 300 Korean workers detained at the Hyundai construction site has taken up Trump's offer to stay and train US workers.
Supreme Court's Sketchy Shadow Docket Rulings Favor Trump
Summary decisions unsupported by hearings and explicit reasoning have strongly favored the Trump administration's controversial policies, riling lower courts.
US Suspects China of Planting Radio Devices in US Highways
Unexplained radio components embedded in some highway infrastructure components have raised suspicions that Chinese equipment may enable hostile Chinese actions.
NASA Mars Rover Finds Possible Signs of Ancient Life
Samples of ancient lakebed sediment obtained by Perseverance rover contains possible metabolic waste from microbial Martian life.
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